33rd Annual Juried Exhibition
The Guild is pleased to announce that noted New York City artist and teacher Steven Assael will be the juror for the 33rd Annual Juried Show this year. The Juried Show showcases artists in all media from the regional area and Mr. Assael will be on-site for jurying this important show. We eagerly anticipate the entries for this exhibition, since there are so many wonderful artists in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey who bring their works to the Guild. Receiving for the show starts on September 9, and the show opens on September 26 and runs through October 31. The Juried Show prospectus is available to members online this year, so please click below for complete information and entry forms.
JUROR: STEVEN ASSAEL
Steven Assael is a professional artist and teacher based in New York City. He teaches at The School of Visual Arts in New York. Assael is preparing for a solo exhibit at the Naples Museum in Naples, FL in October this year. He has had many solo shows nationally, including the Columbus Museum of Art, Cress Gallery of Art at the University of Tennessee, Lowe Gallery in Atlanta, and Forum Gallery in Los Angeles. In 1999, a retrospective one-person exhibition was held at the Frye Art Museum in Seattle, Washington. Steven Assael’s work has also been exhibited at The Arkansas Arts Center, (AR), The New York Academy of Art, (NY), The Arnot Art Museum in (NY) and is represented in the public collections of The Hunter Museum of Art in Chattanooga, (TN), The Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art & Design (MO), The Columbus Museum of Art (Columbus, OH) and the Metropolitan Museum of Art (NY). He is represented by Forum Gallery in New York City.
PROSPECTUS Click here for downloadable form.
Awards: $2,000 in cash awards: Best in Show; 1st, 2nd, 3rd; plus Awards for Excellence.
Media: All media accepted but must be fully set up for on-site jurying. Any work previously exhibited in any exhibition at the Guild is not eligible for submission to this competition. All wall-hung pieces must be submitted securely wired and/or ready to hang. Sculpture must be fully assembled with its own secure, stable base; no component over 150 lbs. The Guild reserves the right to reject any entry that does not comply with guidelines.
Entry/Fees: Open to all artists in Northeast U.S. Up to 3 works per artist. Fees: Guild members $15 per entry; nonmembers $20 per entry, payable by cash, check, money order, Visa/MasterCard. Fees are nonrefundable and payable to RGA. Artists joining the Ridgefield Guild of Artists with entries pay the lower members’ fee.
Delivery: Hand deliver works for jurying to the Guild gallery barn: Thurs & Fri, Sept 9-10, 12-4pm; Sat & Sun, Sept 11-12, 11am-5pm.
Accepted Work: Only accepted artists will be notified by mail and website no later than Fri, Sept 17, 9pm of their inclusion in this exhibition. All accepted work must remain in the show through Oct 31.
Work Not Accepted: If you have not been contacted by 9 pm on Fri, Sept 17, please pick up your work Sat & Sun, Sept 18-19, 11am-5pm.
Sales & indemnity: Works must be for sale. Guild retains a 40% commission on all sales. The Ridgefield Guild of Artists will take the greatest possible care of all submitted works but will not be responsible for any damage to or loss of work submitted, exhibited or left unclaimed.
